Duvet warmth levels
Warmth guide
Which warmth level suits the way I sleep?
The right warmth level depends mainly on your bedroom temperature, the season and your personal warmth needs. This overview helps you quickly find the right LuxeCosy duvet.
Our recommendation: If you are unsure, an all-season duvet is the best choice for most bedrooms. It provides a pleasantly balanced sleep climate for many months of the year.
Summer duvet from 24 °C
Ideal for warm nights, well-heated bedrooms and sleepers with low warmth needs.
Warmth class I · sewn-through
Lightweight all-season duvet 18–22 °C
Light and airy for anyone who prefers a very light duvet or tends to sleep warm.
Warmth class II · sewn-through
All-season duvet 15–25 °C
The most popular choice for a balanced sleep climate in bedrooms with normal temperatures.
Warmth class III · quilting varies by model
Winter duvet below 15 °C
Cosy warmth for bedrooms below around 15 °C and sleepers with high warmth needs.
Warmth class IV–V · baffle height varies by model
Extra-warm winter duvet very high warmth needs
For very cold bedrooms or sleepers who get cold particularly easily.
Warmth class V · baffle height varies by model
DUO and four-season duvets: These models consist of two combinable duvets. The lighter and warmer layers can be used separately or together, covering every warmth level.
Good to know: The higher the warmth level, the more insulation the duvet provides. Premium down delivers substantial warmth at a pleasantly low weight.
Fill weights by size using the Pure goose down duvet as an example
| Size | Summer duvet | Lightweight all-season duvet | All-season duvet | Winter duvet | Extra-warm winter duvet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 135×200 cm | 200 g | 380 g | 480 g | 660 g | 890 g |
| 155×220 cm | 250 g | 480 g | 610 g | 840 g | 990 g |
| 200×200 cm | 300 g | 560 g | 710 g | 980 g | – |
| 200×220 cm | 330 g | 610 g | 780 g | 1080 g | – |
| 240×220 cm | 400 g | 740 g | 940 g | 1300 g | – |